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3 comments:
Why is someone going to call your cat a name? That just doesn't make sense.
I admire a cat that continues to thrive, with a squirrel trap in the back yard. The intent might not have been to clean up the gene pool of incompetent cats, but I do honor the cats that don't fall afoul of the simple dangers in life.
And spitting on the floor is a pagan ritual of curse and demons. And nasty. Some spitters chew, and that gets slippery (leads to an unsafe and hostile work place; ask OSHA).
But thanks for pointing out the exposure that NPR relies on to self-police their troll village. On DraftResource.com some years ago, using a different script, I found posting the IP address and time stamp accomplished the same thing. Using a battery of complaint process and diligence, it is possible to track down a commenter with a trusted IP address and time stamp - but it is beyond what most scammers and scavengers will invest in.
Have you ever tried to make paint balls for that watermelon chucking air gun? Just wondered.
I believe that a gallon of exterior latex would fit the barrel pretty good, or at least require a small ethafoam seal.
Starts the wheels turning, doesn't it?
Well, NPR is, of course, a socialist tool.
Anonymous posts are quite useful in a forum where anyone can walk in the door and print out a report of loathsome poster comments.
On the other hand, there is a certain utility in accountability. I would prefer to know, for instance, when Ward Churchill is posting.
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